Can I use it with a container deeper than a plate or will it pop off?
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I've used it on a very large bowl & it was fine, as long as the bowl is small enough in diameter.
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I use it also over a cereal bowl. I never used it over anything higher. Hope this helps.
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the holder would not hold on to a long cucumber or carrot...not strong enough to be safe..I worked in a rest home kitchen as cook's helper and I can make those long strips without the guard but I am used to doing that...you really have to pay attention while doing so...so I would not advise it unless you are careful to go slow and have no one around so you can stay focused on what you are doing...hope this was helpful...Nessie
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Yes, As long as you have a 1/4-20 attachment screw. I don't think it's a perfect solution for that, however. There are several 1/4-20 holes in the bottom of the plate, just nothing particularly centered...
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I'm afraid I'm not much help, because I don't use it on a lower plate - just on an upper. It works outstandingly well there. Good, durable seal and no taste.
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It should still work fine. You just slide the cardboard backing plate up closer to the plexiglass.
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Yes! You totally could. I just checked for you. You can't see in the display picture but the bottom of it has slats and the way they are made allowed the plate to rest beautifully. It's actually bigger than a regular size plate. You could totally fit a big platter and when I tried it the plate wasn't moving around either...it seems quite secure
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The 3/8" bubbles are small enough to wrap dishes, but there is a foam made for stacking plates/bowls, etc. that I think works better for that purpose. If you use the bubble wrap, you add quite a bit of bulk to your wrapping and need more box space than if you use the foam. If you expect "rough handling" of your wrapped product, the bubble wrap would probably be better.
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The bread support is no more than 1/3" from being as wide as the opening. I tried to "lose" a poptart in the slot and there was no way that it could slip, unless you wedge the tart into the space on an angle. Hope this helps!
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I'm sure you could stack something on this, but would it be "secured" and hold tight, I seriously doubt it. I don't have anything to stack on top of mine to test it. In my opinion this isn't made for stacking, but like I said I'm sure you can place a smaller container on it and it would just rest on top.
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It should be fine as long as the appliance has its center of gravity twards the back and not on the very front. Just slide it out carefully to get a feel for it the first few times. I have a kureg on it and it is fine sticking over by about 2" on my counter. It has been a life saver on my counter!!
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No, it will be too close to the element. I always put my oven rack at the lowest position & then put the 3-in-1 rack on top of the oven rack.
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My lid is 10" so would have sit on plate. I don't think will be problem since we had do that with our other one. Just be aware, if directions say leave uncovered, follow them or you'll have mess to clean up.
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Container wouldn't be a problem...lid got very brittle when I put it in there...I don't think it would be a problem..
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This is not easy to explain. The spaces between the dividers are about 2 1/2" so a platter or dish that was 2 1/2" deep would slide in, and these three spaces make the 8 1/2" measurement. The 10" is the length of each space, so a plate that was 10" in diameter would fit without hanging out either side, though you will not use this for such a small dish. This is a heavy rack that holds deep and wide items sturdily. If that description is not clear, ask again.
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It has a very small "flange" at the very edge of about 1/8 in. Enough so that if you have screws to hold it in, it won't fall out.
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I wouldn't. .. This is low quality plastic. ..I'd be worried that it would pop
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Hi, Sarah-Anne.Yes, I think the OOK holder will work fine because I used it on a 9 x 14 rectangular platter, and it's rated for 10"-14"-inch plates and up to 30 lbs.